Alignment

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The G35 Spot
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Does anyone know where I can find the alignment specs for a 2003 G35 coupe 6mt.


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Inside the computer memory of the alignment machine or the FSM, study TSB for 350Z as to limiting toe in.

Rememeber factory alignment initial specs are misadjustment numbers designed to correct for load changes at highway speed.

Think of getting a misalignment to correct [preload the wrong way] to fix bushing compliance.

The wide acceptable numbers are so owners can fine tune their cars to optimize their desires by evaluating their tires reaction to numbers.

Make sure you or your weight equivalent sits in drivers seat during alignment to increase perfection as you will change left side camber/caster.

Most people get a pretty worthless good enough alignment.


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